Burial for parents ?

[wiilams83]

Hello, I’m trying to establish a burial record for Thomas and Hannah Dorrington

They have three children
Thomas 18 oct 1761 stroke Warwickshire

Martin 13th January 1760 stroke Warwickshire

And George 20 feb 1763 stoke Warwickshire

Any marriage I could find for Thomas derrington and Hannah Hayes  is from 1754 over in Staffordshire


I can’t seem to find any burial or wills for Thomas and Hannah

I’m hoping someone can help me out ?

[rosie99]

There are baptisms for other children with parents Thomas and Hannah starting with John in 1764 at Coventry, could they be the same family

[rosie99]

Burial at Stoke 6 October 1769 for a Thomas Dorrington, is this the son or father

[trish1120]

Burial for GEORGE, son of Thomas/Hannah Dorrington 02 Feb 1764 Stoke
Abode Holy Trinity Coventry***

A WILLIAM Dorriington married Catherine TAME 31 Jul 1766 Stoke
(relation to Thomas?)

Baptisms
Holy Trinity, Coventry to THOMAS/HANNAH
JOHN 13 Dec 1764
CHARLOTTA 16 Feb 1766
CHARLES 26 Mar 1769
ELIZABETH 10 Mar 1771
WILLIAM 24 May 1774
MARY 05 Feb 1776

All above on FreeREG

OOPS just noticed rosie99 had said that

[LizzieL]

Any marriage I could find for Thomas derrington and Hannah Hayes  is from 1754 over in Staffordshire

Not helping with original question, but this marriage was in Rugeley and could be for Thomas Dorrington bapt 12 May 1727 Rugeley s/o Thomas and Sarah. If correct Thomas that gives a potential birth year

Added: marriage record on FindMyPast, unfortunately not quite late enough to give witnesses, but Hannah's surname was Haynes, and marriage was by licence.

[LizzieL]

Just looked at a map Rugeley is a long way from Stoke and Coventry, but it's the 18th century - think canals. The Trent and Mersey canal goes through Rugeley, then just south of there, (before it goes north to Burton on Trent) there is a junction with the Coventry canal which goes through Stoke and on to Coventry.

[jonwarrn]

marriage was in Rugeley and could be for Thomas Dorrington bapt 12 May 1727 Rugeley s/o Thomas and Sarah.

Burial at Rugeley, 8 November 1742
Sarah, wife of Thomas Dorrington
https://www.freereg.org.uk/search_records/5818dce9e93790de6a282e23

Marriage at Rugeley, 9 Feb 1743
Thomas Dorrington and Jane Salt
By Licence
https://www.freereg.org.uk/search_records/5818712ce93790eb7fd0d939

Burial at Rugeley, 12 Feb 1753
Jane, wife of Thomas Dorrington
ttps://www.freereg.org.uk/search_records/5818dcdde93790de6a281e34

Then the marriage of Thomas Dorrington and Hannah Haynes, 23 January 1754
By Licence (any sign?)
https://www.freereg.org.uk/search_records/5818712de93790eb7fd0da11

A Thomas Dorrington then witnesses loads of marriages in Rugeley in the new register up to 1 May 1758

Burial at Rugeley, 8 May 1758, of a Thomas Dorrington
https://www.freereg.org.uk/search_records/5818dcdee93790de6a282004

Burial at Rugeley, 23 Feb 1771, of Hannah Dorrington
https://www.freereg.org.uk/search_records/5818dcd9e93790de6a281852

So was Hannah Haynes the wife of Thomas baptised 1727, or a third wife of his father Thomas?

[LizzieL]

Possible 1st marriage to Sarah Higgs 24 Aug 1718 in Rugeley. Likely he would be born 1690-5 ish. It is looking like Thomas snr had 3 wives, the dates work nicely No baptisms that I can find for Thomas and Hannah in Rugeley, which would fit with both being quite old. Can't find licence for the 1754 marriage or a likely baptism for Hannah Haynes - maybe she's a widow.
Assuming the Hannah burial is that of the one married to a Thomas in 1754, she cannot be the one we are looking for, because she was having children beyond 1771.

[jonwarrn]

Do you wish us to keep looking?